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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-12-04
DR.. POWELL REEVES
,3s4 South 18th g., Omaha, Mob.
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No. 3ll South 18th 81. Omaha. Neo.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02

miles OF the town kept ON well to the
northeast until they were corralled by
ranchmen in wilderness CO willows
on the banks of Snake river some 25
miles above Eagle Rock. Here they
were held at bay by those gallant
ranchmen until reinforcements came
from Eagle Rock and vicinity, and
the fugitives finding no means of es-
cape In the night, surrendered ut an
early hour Tuesday morning to the
party closing in on them.
NOTES.
The plans and arrangements OF es-
cape were all perfected on the outside
and by outside parties.
The telegraph wires, half mile north
Of town, were cut about 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon, the hour that High was
first held up.
Sheriff Taylor acted with great
promptness in making pursuit and
the citizens, generally, Joined in with
an Alacrity that was c0mmendabie.
Harrington, one Of the horsethieves,
was wounded in the foot when the
party was first corraled, but Williams,
the murderer, was the first to throw
up his hands in surrender.
Harrington left q note on the sher-
IFS desk promising to see Sheriff
Taylor and Judge Hays later, They
will see him at the October term Of
court.
The ranchmen engaged deserve great
credit for their persistency in pursuit
OF the fugitives, but TO 0rville Buck
is due the greatest praise for giving
the alarm ard for driving them TO
their hiding place and with few,
holding them at bay until captured.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
Personal Gossip.

Mr.. Burnett. OF Custer county. spent several
days in Blackfoof this week.
Mr.. Herman and family leave for the Ma
tional Park to-day.
DIR. House and Frank GrIerson, OF Oxford,
passed up tho road Monday evening 70 the
Coeur d'Aiene country.
Perry Anson came in Wednesday evening
after two weeks absence on his ranch on
Lost river.
Mr.. A. Z. Jordan and family. late OF yelling
ton, Kansas. have located in BlsekfOotand oc-
cupy the Osborn residence on Third street.
Constable Eensun. Of Pocatello, came up to
the capitol Tuesday and gave us warm shake
Of congratulation for the newsv NEWS
Attorney Reeves, Blackfoot's latest aequisI-
tIon to the legal fraternity. now occupies the
law once lately occupied by Smith q Wright
Deputy Revenue Collector, Moriarsy, drop
ped ia 10 see us Thursday and spoke cheering
words for the NEWS. He ands IL compliment
cd all along his travels.
Up. Porter, q wcIl-to-do ranchcr from the
vest side was in town Thursday. He called at
the NEWS Office and ordered his name enrolled
on our subscription list for one year.
Hon II. W. Smith and family left Tuezday
morning for Ogden. their future home. Mr..
Smith stood in the front rank as an attorney
at our bar. and the NEWS wishes him abundant
success in his new faeld OF labor.
Elder Duncan, who has been hiiing the pull.
pit of the Methodist church of this place 90
acceptably for the month Of June, leaves for
Montana Monday evening. The best wishes
OF Blackfoos people follow him.
Mcssrs. W. T. Oliver and e. w. McGatlin, two
big cattle men Of American Falls, were in on
business with the land once last Saturday and
while in town made 8 pleasant call st the
NEWS sanctum and ordered a copy each for
ono year.
Judge Hays and son. Sam. returned from
Chnllls Thursday afternoon. Tho Judge waa
In excellent health but little tanned from his
long drive. Sam was as bright az ever and
hooked as fresh as II Just from his once In the
court house.
o. s. Collector Shields passed down the road
Thursday 10 Salt Lake 90 hook after the newly
attached territory 20 his district His field of
labor now embraces Montana. Idaho and Utah.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
ALI OVER THE TERRITORY.

NeW Alfalfa Is selling for fifteen dollars per
ton at Bellevue.
The races at Bellevue begin July tth. and
continue for ave days.
sixty convicts are now In the penitentiary
at Boise City.
Boise City win be brilliant with electric light
July ith.
New checse is now being made in Bear Lake
county.
The Ogden band win do the blowing for the
Boise City celebration.
Tea silver mines OF Era take their orc 10 the
srselters At Nicholia, 100 miles away.
Houston, four years ago. had population
OF 500 to-day is all that can Do counted.
In Oneida county grasshOppers and moving
machines have taken the Luccrne felds.
The IntCrIdaho stands squarely and HAi
against segregation and auncxation.
Major Neldham, at Lemhi Agency, "a report
cd very popular and doing splendid work foI
tho wards OF the Nation.
Lamorcaux, the indefatiEablc msn OF the
Cassia County Times, viii get the presa gans
together at Shoshonc Falls.
AN the mining districts Of the Territory arr
looming up at the prospects OF = successful
season.
The fselds from Camas to NIcholia arc said &c
be black with cAttic driven there By Outside
parties 10 grase.
Aitaras Game and Fish Club osrer q rewart
OF $50 for anyone violating the samo and asf
law OF Altnrss county.
Boise win honor four OF the oldest men ant
four OF the Oldest women with seat on ths
stase at the eth Of July celebration.
A young lady who quite recently went h
Wood Rsvcr, received twelve offcre OF marriage
during the first four days after she got there
The News-Miner thinks Il is tAe best country
ON Gods green earth.
Tho Bellevue Herald says-''The money scni
out OF Bellevue every month 10 the Isouisianl
Lottery would build the road 10 the Gold Belt
and the money received monthly wouldn't pa,
tho expense OF free ride TO the slaughtc'
house."
The editor OF the Recorder having made I
successful round up OF his third volume viii
take q weeks vacation and rest. leaving judge
BFinee 20 hold down the tripod Of the sanctum
During the vacation he will be expected &
Walt the '.widdeF" who furnished the bouquet
Judge Q. Broderick. at the present term Of
court al Hailey, rendered thie important do
cssson, That water right, like mining
claim, may be sAkcn up and hold BY q party
without making record OF the same, provi
dcd always that the party is IN continuous
possession and uses for hcncncial purposes.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02

Bassett Bros. have, in their Office at
Beaver Canon, handsome cabinet OF
specimens from the National Park. II
has been selected with care and must
prove valuable to its owners.
Market Lake Is receiving a food OF
water that will last ii two years. On
the second day after the company
turned the water into their new ditch
the headgate washed out and the whole
country was inundated. The river is
very high and a new headgate can on.
ly be put in at low stage OF water,
so that the food will continue until
the waters of the river run down. II
is said that the Ditch Company will
be damaged 5000, the railroad com.
pany sl 900 and the ranchers 81, ,0OO
by the accident
According TO programme Beaver
Canon viii celebrate the Fourth In
magnificent style. John Hancock will
read the Declaration of independence
and Henry Clay win make the grand
old hills and valley reyerberate with
his eloquencc. The procession along
the Boulevard will consist Of mounted
maidens In Mother Hubbards, old
men In OK wagons, woodchoppers ID
infantry, with right shoulder carrying
axes, and boys with fishing poles
bringing up the rear. The Marin.
Band and sixteen locomotives arrAng
ed q Ia caleopc will furnish the music
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
Neslce Cor PuhlIcatien.

LAND OFFICE AT DLAcKrooT, IpAHo.l
Juno I1th, 1857.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
30 make final proof In support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Regie-
ter and Receiver at Dlackfoot, Idaho, on July
18th, 1857, viz: CHRIS CHRIsroFTKRsoN.
on II. X No. ss9, for the SIX u, Sk Y. Sec. =
SW 4. Sw Y. Sec. "a Wy. NV y. section d,
township g. south, range 20 cast
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF said land. viz:
Jacob Wcst Charles s. West, Geo. W. Gorton
Idaho. PRANK w. BEANB.
june II Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
Netice fsr Pnhllcatien.
LAKD oBYzcz AT BI.Acxyoor. IDAHo.
June f6fh 1881

LAED OFYIcR AT BI.AcKyoor. IDAHo.
June 18TH, 1851.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of his intention
20 mako final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver at Rlsckfoot, Idaho, on July
e5th, 1857 via: HERnxRT L SANDERsoN. on
ID. 6. 1893. for the NE 4. SE i, section 4. w y.
Sw u, Sc u. Sw quarter, section 3, township
9 south, range 4s cast
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF said Land, viz:
TIlton Cockrel, william Angel, John Sander
Idaho. PRANK W. BKANK,
June II Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
Nafioe far Pnhlicniian.
ANSAaA& AgA . &sFes~~@14
LAxD OFFICE AT BL1cKTooT. IDAHo.
Ixxns. esh 1871

LAID OFFICE AT BL1cKrooT. IDAHo.l
June eth. 1851.
Notice "a hereby Rivep that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim. and
that said proof win be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver at Blackfcot, Idaho. on July
18th. lSs7, viz: JAMES w. BAkKR. on
H Z. No. 1865, for the NE. y. NV. y. NV. y.
NE. u. section %, 6. y, SIX u. section l9. town
ship Ssouth. range as east.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
hia continuous residence upon, and cultfvn-
tivation OF said land. viz:
Perry J. Anson, Ma nDer n. Giggey, William n.
Idaho. FRANK w. BKASR,
June IL. Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02

LASD orFIcE AT BI.AcKFoor. IpAEo. !
IrYuQ %ssfh lH&T

LAID OFFgcE At BL.AcKFo0T, IpAEO,
June 4Bfh, 1Ss1.
Notice II hereby given that ehe following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make final proof In support OF his CLAIM. and
that said proof will be made before the beRts-
ter and Hecelver at BIacxfOOt. Idaho. on July
aOfh. 1897 viz: CHARLES TAYaOM. ON
n. u. No. sss for the east half. southwest quar-
ter, section %. and east half. northwest guar
ter, section 20. township 10 south. range 81 east
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of. said land, via.
william Adshcad. Joseph Brown, BFadiey
jackson, John g. SHREDDER. all OF Oneida county,
Idaho. PRANK W. BEANR.
Juno "a Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02

June Hth. lee7-
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has ffied notice of his intention
20 make final proof In support Of his claim and
that said proof win be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver at Biackfoot, Idaho, on July
18th, 1857. via: HENRY DUNN on IA. &
No. 5sI. for lot and and NV u, SWk, sec. =.
and SE V. SE u. section, 4, township SOUTH
range 3S east
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said hand. vix:
william C. r. Mester. Robert Shannon, James
McTucker and John A. Anderson all OF Ring-
ham county, Idaho. PRANK W. BgAKR
tune IL Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02

The lumber business, as we learn
from Judge Hopkins, dealer, is con-
siderably In excess of last year. As
many Of his sales are made TO ranch
men II Is proof positive OF the valua-
BILE improvements being made in
the country.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
Beaver Cnaesl.

The natural scenery OF this far
famed canon overshadows In beauty
the architecture OF the little hamlet
embosomed In its southern opening,
Travellers over the Utah & Northern
railway and tourists to the National
Park linger with delight in admiration
for the beauty and grandeur Of its
mountain views. At present writing
the Canon is a busy hive of industry
and the little hamlet 30 closely nestled
on the banks Of Beaver Creek Is filed
with swarm OF busy, stirring people.
The railway company has in It's en-
ploy 400 or 500 men engaged chang
ing the grade, excayating, blasting,
etc, and all these move 10 the time of
exacting foremcn. This work will be
continued for month or more and a
lesser force kept for q longer period
TO give finishing touches TO the work.
This sudden but temporary increase
of population, together with the travel
over Bassctt Bros line 10 the National
Park, have given the place an activi-
ty and the business men n boom un.
excelled In It's history. Eccles, Spen-
Ger & Co, leading merchants, are do
ing an immense business. It's rush
with them from the opening OF the
store in the morning until Il closes at
late hour in the night Mr.. II. H.
Spencer, 20 fayorably known TO our
citizens, Is general manager, and In
addition TO bis mercantile business be
has large lumber interests here and
also In Montana. At present he Ia
supplying the camps Of railroad en-.
ployes with fresh beef and the citi.
zens Of the Canon with beef and the
products Of his dairy. Mr.. Tyres, ,our
old comrade OF other days, Is connect
cd with the firm, and is deseryedly Q
favorite with It's numerous patrons
w. N. Thomas, dealer in genera
merchandise and also In lumber, !:
doing driving business in these iiust
days Of the Canon.
Stoddard & Son have a saw mill II
full blast and are kept moving 10 NEE
the demands made upon them. They
also carry small stock of merchan
disc, but their milling interests de
mand the greater portion Of theil
time.
J. Burt, merchant, keeps q supply
store for the railroad company and 4
as full OF business as the Canon is o.
busy, stirring men and trains.
Mr. Burnside, postmaster, carries
small stock OF staple and fancy gro
ccries and receives full share Of pa
tronage, and Mr.. Stone, his partner II
the saloon business, has a well select
cd stock Of general merchandise.
Roberts & Jones and Burnside 4
Stone, are dealers In wines, liquors
etc, and are In the midst Of OF q rlcl
harvest Of dispensing their popula
beverages.
Bassett Bros propFietors Of tn
stage line to the National Park, owl
the principal hotel, which In charge o
Mrs. Frank Bassett, Is deserved,
popular and well patroniEcd. Thes
| gentlemen have splendid outfits ant
good teams for the drives TO the Park
and are opening up with better pros
poets than atany previous season. Tn
representative of the News was mos
agrecably entertained during his shor
stay Monday by Messrs. Spencer
Tyree, julie Bassett and others and h
makes his acknowledgements TO th
citizens for the handsome club OF sub
scribers TO the NEws.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
Netlce fer PuhIlcafien.
LAED oryIcR AT BLAcKEoor. IoAao. /
June 9th 1881

LAKD OFFICE AT BLAcKEooT, L1AMo.
June 2Oth. 1851
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
20 make FINAL proof In support OF his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver at Hlackfoot. Idaho. on July
80th. 1887, viz: DAVID TAYsON. on N. Y.
No. 3h6 for the southwest quarter. northeast
quarter, north half. southeast quarter. section
20, northwest quarter, southwest quarter, sec
ton D. township 10 south. range ~ east
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
william Adshead, Joseph Brown. bradley
jackson, John 8. SHREDDER, AL OF Oneida county.
Idaho. PRANK w. BEAxK.
june 25 Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
NatIee far PnhlIcafIan.
LAND OFFICE AT DLAcKFooT. IDAHo.
Juno 30th, 1887.

LAND OFFICE AT DLAcKFooT. IDAHO,
Juno SDth. 1857.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
70 make final proof in support OF bis claim and
that said proof viii be made before the Regis
30th 1897 viz: WILLIAM ADSHKAD, on
II. z. No. 3s6, for the east half, southwest
quarter, section %, and east half, northwest
quarter. section %, township 10 south. range
M eaaf
He names the following witnesses 70 prove
OF said land. viz.
Charles Taysom, David Taysom, Bradley
Jackson, Joseph Brown, all Of Oneida county
Idaho PRANK W. HEAEE,
fune q Register.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
VOL. 1.


FmINo SALUTE AT SUNRISE.
Opening exercises TO commence at 10 O'Clock
A. N. sharp, in the DowcEy.
I. Music by the band.
z. Prayer by tho Chaplain.
.. Music by the choir, America"
Z. Reading of the Declaration OF Indepen.
denco by DIR. Givens.
o. Music by the band.
Q. Grafton by Hon. James u. Hays. After
which dinner will be served In the BoweFy.
Amusements commence at 4 p. m.
Foot race 200yards % 20 winner. e2 10 second.
wheelbarrow race. best two In three, e2 20
winner.
Sack race rs yards, o. 70 winner.
Creased pole, 90 % winner.
Running race free 20 all quatcr OF q mile. siO
10 winner.
In the evening grand display Of fre works,
TO cicse with Grand Hop at Hopkins Hail.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02
WOOdi Wood !!

All orders for stove wood, dry cedar,
viii be filed promptly on demand by
WoRDEs BROTHERS.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02

Give us your orders for Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes and all
Legal Blanks.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-07-02

The retiring march, Wolenhaupt
was an appropriate closing for the
graduating exercises for 1887, an In
tellectual feast the cultured audience
had enjoyed. The young ladies modest
self-possession, lady-like department
and easy, simple manners; the gener-
al tone Of the exercises, the smooth
and prompt connection OF changes,
were in order and dicipline, no hurry,
no undue slowness, all looked like an
cxquisitely, intelligently arranged
tableau. The exercises Of 1887 reflect
creditably on the pupils and on the
management of St Mary's.
The scholastic year, for boarders
and day students, closes to-day, and
takes up the FIRST Monday In Septem-
ber. Tho entrance roll for boariers,
from September TO the close, numbers
150; day pupils, 140.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29

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eve Z B"rku, brat po-la naszeso,
cd p. Chna 4 P~ccziamu. .IeStto
majatek, na.iacv doSre gIe!9 i n,-
VIZ g~'r2rinis. wvirj n"leAnt ten
DO rodziay Prad<4 kskich. knmi.
sya koi3n'zacy. ma ss.kze ma agsk
ten juz sargowat.
" GsMU ma tamtejsayn st.
niewersytecie ro,;uk nasz l~estrz
praktycSny p. S>1wea,cr Wtndhand
z OsLro~a nzysk:l sinia 25, T. ~.
stopiei doktora .s.zech nauk ielrar-
sklch.
Niedzwicaz, pod Mabrzez-
mem 8ogo li.tornd:s. w czn#aj OBJ
chodziS tnzclszy derutatnak Fran
ciszek Kobrzy1 sIl z s:soja mai
zonks Mafgnrzals uroczyscis zfote
west!e. Wprovs,azeni 30 k~sciofa
p1eEnle przys -@jonego,, bylA obecni
ma mszy swieseb s%"fernie cd rr
wicnej ia ic-h %intencyar. Po mszy.
sw. wyg'os'f ks. prrbesze1 mowes
licanic zg:oEhadzonych. bardzo roz.
czl[ajaca i adAirllt solennizantom
b,ngo>fawiehstwo k"srieine. Cd.
4picwaniem. Tie Denim lauAamus"
2akohvzyfs.s sic rzadk. i ma zaw-
5ae nam pamiQtna urnczystosG.
Cd Cesarza sn!tnizanci odeora-
Ii 80 maEek w podarunku a rr6cz
togo rozmaitc da2y 10 sasiadow.
Znacznym Jurem wspart ich take
dnwnie;szy dziodzic Niedzw ,edzia
p. X, kt6ry obecnic miesz4a w
Toruniu.
GOrale pod Jabionovcm. Ma
dniu ID. Lissopada T.. b. obchodzi.
Ii 1~aa}zonkowle lgnacy i Cecylia
Oiszewscy W zfotc wcselc. w
licznem gronie przyjaci6}, krcwnyeh
i ca}ej rodziny pc ukohezonem IL
toczystnm nabozehstwie, pobfogos-
1awl} zacny i szanowny ks. Pro
boszcz Guziiski Z Lcmbarga aacna
pare juhiIatow, a potem swej
tax pieknej | zachwycaiqcej movie,
skierowanej naprz6d do Szauo-
wnych jubilatow, a potcm 90 wszy-
stklch krewnych, calej rodziny i
%obecnych przyiacid!, wykazai bio
gle skutki tax szeze<liwcgo mail
zellstwa, jake szanowna para jubi
latow przely}a, przez lat piedzie
Sl4lt, z.yczac i'm zarazem, ably %jes1-
czesprz> ten samcm czerstwem
zdrowiu, iak d%zisiaj, dyamentowc
go wc>cla doczrkaG mogfa. Byia
to tel rzcczywiscie chwila talk IL
r~oczysta, ze kazdemu liza radosci pc
Teach potoczyc sic musiala. Pc u
k%onczoncj uroczystosci W kosclcle,
bawlono sic potem W domu JUDI
lllatow razno i ochoczo, AZ do sa
mego rama. Oby pan Bog Szanow-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29
j A s e i X A..

Ably cud ten, ze Panienka
Porodzita S%ynalehka
q B ga Olra przrdwieczaego,
~ 60 tuIAc p'aczacego
Ma sienniczku 4 zimny ziobie,
C.iowata " raczki obie
Lud zobaczyt, wiec sic tloczy
Wrso}, hoy do kosciota,
! smieiare zwra"a orzy,
| 4 radosnym placzem wota;
Wltaj Jrzu D1itciatrczko,
Vita Jchu Puniateczko.
Ma ottawa zlobck stoi,
Wkoto n ego lat sic ron
Bez r6zniry stanu, wieKu;
Mt"dv, starry, czy bogaty
WldaG Laaiym dz s czio wieku
Choc go neizne kryja szaty,
Svego hrnla ochanrgp
Przcz Chry stnsa mu Iancgo,
| z MIN razem i1y wylewa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-29
Zicnsie POiskie pod zabo-
1eanl IN OSkie skim.

Z War$=aeoy donosr telegram,
il w~iasciriele mniaAkow grunto-
wych w krolestwic Polskiym o&e-.'
bra'l rnzkal, ably konie swe zby-
tec1mr aIbo natycAmla,t olstawili
do gleh Ro~yi, aAbo je tee @alili.
DO Wurszd~y nadeszla windo-
mos|, ze lom,edzy d hsiumi ko-k
z"kam panujo w clkio ~wynurxeuie,
po"icw"z czyn"Nnicy tamteJsi,.
wbrrw pr1Nrz"cnrn,pm, ja>ic kol]
zacy rnku zrs1i"go ctr ymnli byl1
cd cara, gdy tam bawit kllka dni,
W Now"czerk"sku, ~nkracuja III
jrdno s~oboie po drugioj,
G!ownym ans lego powodeme
lest podobno to, b. Moskuje Kozal